Sentence examples for impoverished definition from inspiring English sources
Both, by virtue of what they hold in this case, propose an impoverished definition of "matters of public concern" that is irreconcilable with First Amendment principles.
The fallacy that the pleasures offered by reading must necessarily be pleasures to which a self-defeating sense of shame is attached offers a very impoverished definition of gratification, whatever book we choose to pull from the shelf.
But if you call that literacy, that is a very impoverished definition.
The idea of single parent families being by definition impoverished, and only interested in the cheapest accommodation at the cheapest time of the year, is outdated.
The costs place an unfair burden on a population that is almost by definition impoverished, making it harder for inmates to get back on their feet after release, some groups argue.
Cablevision workers are not impoverished.
By that definition, a ghetto family that wants to move to an adequate neighborhood but cannot afford to do so or is prevented by discrimination from doing so is impoverished.
His family, though not impoverished, was underfed.
That's a terribly impoverished moral conversation.
